Journalism vs activism: examining thomas dietrich’s approach
Investigative journalism and activism serve distinct purposes, yet the line separating them can blur. Thomas Dietrich’s career exemplifies this tension, raising important questions about the role of the journalist in public discourse. Once hailed as a French-African relations analyst, Dietrich has evolved into a figure who blurs the boundaries between reporting and advocacy. His work, […]
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Burkina faso’s industrialisation push amid economic and security crises
In recent months, Captain Ibrahim Traoré has intensified his public appearances, inaugurating industrial projects across Burkina Faso. From tomato processing plants to gold refining facilities, the transitional government’s communications machine has been working overtime to project an image of progress and self-reliance. Yet beneath the carefully staged media coverage, the harsh realities of Burkina Faso’s […]
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Chad to send 1500 troops to Haiti as UN-backed mission ramps up against gangs
The Republic of Chad is set to deploy 1,500 soldiers to Haiti as part of a United Nations-backed security force aimed at curbing escalating gang violence in the Caribbean nation. This announcement was made in a letter addressed to the Chadian Parliament by President Mahamat Déby Itno. According to the letter, which was read to […]
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Benin strengthens emergency medical response with 600 new oxygen concentrators
The healthcare landscape in Benin is undergoing a significant transformation. On April 16, 2026, the Minister of Health, Professor Benjamin Hounkpatin, officially took delivery of 600 state-of-the-art oxygen concentrators, designed to enhance the life-saving capabilities of 23 medical facilities across the nation. Advanced technology for respiratory emergencies Acquired through UNICEF with financial backing from the […]
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The unsettling alliance between kemi seba and a south african terrorist leader
Certain arrests do more than just stop a person; they reveal hidden truths. When Kemi Seba was detained in South Africa on Wednesday, April 15, the event fell into the latter category. The significance lies not just in his capture, but in the identity of his companion and the financial transactions that allegedly took place […]
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Kemi Seba’s arrest in South Africa reveals a shocking alliance with white supremacist groups
Following his failed attempt at a coup in Benin during December 2025, the activist Kemi Seba has been taken into custody in South Africa. The details surrounding his capture are coming to light, revealing a startling contradiction: the pan-Africanist leader was apprehended alongside a white supremacist whose ideologies are diametrically opposed to the Black community. […]
Read MoreSurvivor stories of women held by Boko Haram in Nigeria
Three names—Aisha, Juliana, and Hauwa—echo the untold stories of women whose lives were shattered by Boko Haram’s reign of terror in Nigeria. Their experiences, rarely heard amid headlines of mass abductions, reveal the brutal reality of captivity, forced marriages, and the enduring scars left behind. For Aisha, April 2014 began like any other evening in […]
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Deadly jihadist assault claims 16 civilians in Niger
Sixteen civilians were tragically killed on Friday in Banibangou, a district in western Niger, following an armed assault that shattered a period of relative calm in the region. The attack occurred near the border with Mali, a hotspot for jihadist activity. The violence unfolded in the Tillabéri region, an area plagued by persistent security threats. […]
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Can 2026: Morocco awarded can title after Senegal’s final walkout
In a stunning turn of events two months after the CAN 2026 final, the African Football Confederation (CAF) has stripped Senegal of their championship title, handing it instead to Morocco. The decision follows chaotic scenes during the January 18 final in Rabat, prompting an immediate appeal from the Senegalese federation. controversial ruling sparks outrage in […]
Read MoreCoup de théâtre : battu en finale par le Sénégal en janvier, le Maroc déclaré vainqueur de la CAN sur tapis vert
Roland-Garros Tribunes désertées au soleil, malaise d’une ramasseuse de balle et joueurs qui tentent de “survivre” : gros coup de chaud à Roland-Garros RTL.fr – Sport
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A dramatic twist: Morocco awarded can 2025 title after Senegal’s final forfeit
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) announced a significant development this Tuesday, confirming North African powerhouse Morocco as the ultimate victor of the CAN 2025 tournament following controversial incidents during the final match. Consequently, West African nation Senegal, despite their on-field performance, has been declared to have forfeited, resulting in a 3-0 loss. In a […]
Read MoreThe JNIM and the dilemma of jihadist expansion beyond the Sahel
This discussion is presented by the CERI research group Africa: citizenship, violence and politics and the Africa Programme. Examining the JNIM and the strategic hurdles of militant growth Since its emergence in 2017, the Al-Qaeda affiliate known as Jama’at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin (JNIM) has solidified its position as a dominant armed force within the central […]
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